THURSDAY, 2 NOVEMBER, 1922 BIRTHS GREENHAM. - To Mr. and Mrs. F.W. GREENHAM, at 18, Brand Road, Durban, on October 30th, 1922, a son. Both well. 426 DEATHS GILES. - At Maritzburg, on 27th October, 1922, Mrs. I.F. GILES, widow of the late Major James GILES, of the 14th Dragoons, formerly Resident Magistrate of Harding and Richmond. Age 91. ei347 HERBERT, B.J. - Died at Silver Streams, Garden Castle, on the 28th October, 1922, in his 68th year. Birmingham papers please copy. 418 IN MEMORIAM RICHARDS. - In ever affectionate memory of our dear mother, who fell asleep at Newcastle on 2nd November, 1921. Very sadly missed. Inserted by her children. 5579 ROXBURGH. - In loving memory of my dearest friend, Phyllis, who passed away on November 6th, 1920. I loved her dearly, but God loved her best. Inserted by Natalie. 426 IN MEMORIAM ROLL OF HONOUR LYLE. - In ever loving memory of our dear son and brother, Pte. Herbert Nurse LYLE (Herbie), 4th S.A.I., who died at Woking, England, November 2nd, 1918. Inserted by his sorrowing Parents. Brothers and Sisters. 396 LYLE. - In loving memory of our dear brother, Herbert Nurse LYLE, 21056, 2nd S.A.I., who died at Woking, England, 2nd November, 1918. Though parted, you are ever near. Inserted by Eveline and Billie. 392 OBITUARY ------x------ MR. J.M. ALLAN HAY ------x------ We deeply regret to record the death of Mr. J.M. ALLAN HAY of Maritzburg, which sad even took place at a Nursing Home in Durban on Monday night, 30th October. He had a very serious breakdown in health about two years ago and although he rallied from this and several subsequent attacks, he never entirely regained his previous robust state of health. It was deemed advisable eventually for him to live at the sea level, and in March this year, he left his home "Glen Doune," Alexandra Road, Maritzburg, for the South Coast, accompanied by his wife and daughter. During the seven months he was there an improvement in health was noted, particularly recently, when he was undergoing a new form of treatment. However, his friends' hopes of a cure were not to be realised as he suddenly collapsed on Thursday, the 19th of October, remaining unconscious, except for very brief intervals, until his death. The passing was very peaceful, he simply slept away. The late Mr. ALLAN HAY, who was the son of Capt. Alexander ALLAN HAY of Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire, Scotland, came to Natal over 30 years ago. He became associated with Mr. Leonard LINE in the well-known stockbroking firms of Messrs LINE and HAY, of which he was managing partner and from which he retired 18 months ago, the partnership having lasted 26 years. He married Miss Helen KELLOCK of Kirkcaldy and had a son and daughter. His son, Edward, a subaltern in the Indian Army died of enteric at Mandi while on recurring duty in 1917. To his wife, who has nursed him devotedly throughout his illness, we offer our deepest sympathy and also to his only daughter, Dorothy, who grieves with her mother over the loss of one of the finest and most genuine of men. A staunch friend, a devoted husband and father and a splendid business man, well-known for his uprightness and sterling character. He was a Fellow of the Institute of Accountants in Natal, ex-Chairman of the Maritzburg Stock Exchange, and a Fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute. Although deeply interested in public affairs he took no active part in them. all his energies being concentrated on his business and in his home. The funeral took place at the Prestbury Cemetery yesterday afternoon, the body being followed to the grave by a large number of friends of the deceased gentleman. The service was conducted by the Rev. George GRIEVE, and among those present at the graveside were Mr. Leonard LINE. Mr. W J O'BRIEN. M.L.A., Mr. A J McGIBBON, M.E.C., Mr. J McAUSLIN, M.E.C., Mr. Percy JONES, Mr. Alfred LISTER, Mr P STRIDE, Mr. MUNRO, Mr. J T TAYLOR and many others. Wreaths were sent by the following:- His Loving Wife; His Loving Sister, Isabel; Dorothy; Charles J HICKEY; Mr. LINE; Mrs. OGILVIE and Sophie; Mrs. H W SMITH, Nora, Eva, and Hope; Mr. and Mrs. Tom JACKSON; Mr. and Mrs Alfred LISTER and family; Mr. and Mrs. A J McGIBBON and family; Miss McDONALD; Mr. and Mrs. Phil. STRIDE; Mrs. NISBET, Nessie and Rupert; Mr. and Mrs. A P SMITH; T REID; Mr. and Mrs. A S MUNRO; Mr. and Mrs. Erskine DUFF, Durban; All at Cleveland House; Mr. and Mrs. A HAMMAR; Mr. and Mrs. W J SHAW and Frank; Mr. and Mrs. B IRELAND and family; Mr. and Mrs. BAZLEY; Mrs. PAYNE and Jack; Miss CLIFTON; Mr. and Mrs. ROBB. Hazel and Jess; Miss COMINS ?; Mr. and Mrs R N MILLER; Mr and Mrs. Roy PEARSE, Dower, Illover; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest IRELAND; Dr. and Mrs. ACKERMAN; E A SELKE and Miss SELKE; Mr. and Mrs. D G FORSYTH; Dr. and Mrs. WOODS; Mr. and Mrs. FOLEY, Durban; Mr. and Mrs. VARTY, Teddy and Maud; Mr. and Mrs. J G McEWEN and family; Mrs. GEEKIE and family; G O TURNER; Miss STRAPP and Elsie; Mr. and Mrs. Tom BUCHANAN; Mr and Mrs E COLLINS, Ronald & Phil; J J PERKS and family; Members Maritzburg Stock and Sharebrokers' Association; Mr. and Mrs. Clement H SCOTT; Mr. and Mrs. Alex HAIR; Mrs. CONWAY and family; Mr. and Mrs. Percy JONES; Mr. and Mrs. H P JAMESON; Mr. and Mrs. Cyril ACUTT. The coffin was of polished oak with electro plate fittings, and the funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs Dove Brothers. 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